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I've never had a problem with gyno before but I'm almost a month into my cycle and I've noticed tiny lumps behind the nips, now like I said I've never had this problem on any previous cycles had plenty of friends as well who haven't so I don't have an AI on hand I can get some pretty quick though my question would be should I get some adex immediately and run it along with the cycle till end then pct with nolva and clomid or do I need to stop cycle now and pct?
what is your cycle?
what are your stats?
what were your previous cycles?
Armidex or any AI won't reverse gyno once it's set in. You'd need to start one, but nolva would be the best bet for reversal.
Or ralox from what I hear.
250mg Deca x2/wk
250mg Test Cyp x2/wk
200mg Tren E x2/wk
202lbs
9%bf
24 yrs
Previous cycles
Exact same cycle as this twice before and then I've done a tren/test cycle and a straight test cycle
I ordered Adex so can I use this to keep the gyno at bay for the rest of the cycle and use the serms to combat it post cycle? I know the AI won't make it go away but atleast keep it under control and not get any worse so I can finish the cycle?
Once it's set in, there is no guarantee of stopping it. You need to fix it so that you don't cause more cell abnormalities in breast tissue. Breast cancer in men is a rapidly growing thing these days. Free radicals and cellular abnormalities/deformities don't go good together. I'd start the nolva now and get it under control. I always go the extra mile when it comes to health.
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use nolva or ralox now and continue for as many months as it takes.
also start using an AI immediately.
Alright appreciate the help I'll start the nolva now and run the AI
Not running a AI during a cycle is not a very smart thing beacuse it's wat's going on inside your body that you don't see that can kill you.
Because of the combination of two 19 nors prolactin could well be a factor here and although lowering E2 will in turn lower prolactin I'd still air on the side of caution and use a DA (dopamine agnostic)